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Traffic Regulation Order Rectification: TRO 9 (A33 bus lanes)

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Consultation
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Consultation

23 January 2025 - 12 February 2025

At Council on 15 October 2024, a summary of issues relating to certain Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) was reported (report available here) and a rectification process agreed (report available here). TROs underpin the restrictions that we can apply to adopted Highway land, including those related to parking, bus lane and no-entry restrictions. 

 The agreed rectification process involves consulting on some new, permanent TROs, and amendments to other TROs, to address the issues identified.  The restrictions proposed in this consultation relate to A33 bus lane restrictions in south Reading.  Through the enforcement action that they will enable, the restrictions proposed in this consultation are expected to achieve the following: 

  •  Efficient flow of buses along the route, through the provision of dedicated lanes 
  • Improved public transport provision and resultant improvements to air quality through increased use of public transport instead of private motor vehicle use 

 Should you wish to object to the proposed restrictions, or provide other comments, please respond to this consultation and provide your clear reasons. In accordance with the current Freedom of Information legislation, the Council may publish and/or disclose the entire content of any correspondence (including letter, forms or emails) sent in response to this consultation and such responses may be subject to public scrutiny.  

 As previously stated in press releases, any existing signs related to the restrictions proposed in this consultation are not currently being enforced. The outcome of this consultation will be the sole determining factor in deciding whether these signs are retained or removed. The presence of current signage does not imply any predetermined outcome and all responses will be considered impartially to ensure a fair and unbiased decision making process.